Tours in Rhodes

Rhodes is a place where the past meets the present. Imagine a morning stroll through the narrow streets that remember the knights of the Middle Ages, or a sunset against the backdrop of majestic ancient ruins. So, if you are looking for the perfect holiday that combines history, culture, and stunning nature – visit Rhodes. The best way to get to know this amazing city is a walking tour that will take you to the most important corners of the island.

Rhodes Attractions: Dive into History

Rhodes is not just a resort island, it is a living history that you will immerse yourself in from the very first steps. Therefore, if you are planning to come here, do not miss the opportunity to see its most famous attractions on a free walking tour in Rhodes.

Palace of the Grand Masters

This impressive fortress, built in the 14th century, was the residence of the Knights Hospitaller and one of the most important defensive structures in the Mediterranean. It rises above the city, reminding us of the power and influence of the Order of St. John. Inside the palace, you will find huge halls decorated with mosaic floors, ancient artifacts, and exhibitions that illustrate the medieval era. The entrance ticket costs $12.

Ancient Stadium and Temple of Apollo

If you want to touch the ancient Greek culture, visit the ancient stadium of Rhodes, built in the 3rd century BC. Here once took place the famous throughout the ancient world sports competitions in honor of the god Helios. Running tracks, stands, and remains of architectural structures have survived to this day. Not far from the stadium are the ruins of the temple of Apollo, the patron of the arts and music. Imagine how ancient hymns sounded here, and the sun's rays illuminated the majestic columns of the temple.

Acropolis of Rhodes

On a hill with a breathtaking view of the city and the sea, is the Acropolis of Rhodes. This is a majestic place filled with the spirit of antiquity. Here were the main religious and public buildings of ancient Rhodes. The Acropolis includes a theater, a stadium, and several temples dedicated to various gods. Today you can see the surviving columns and remains of the walls, which were once the heart of the ancient city. The entrance fee is $8.

Archaeological Museum of Rhodes

The Archaeological Museum of Rhodes is a real treasure trove of the island's most ancient artifacts. The museum is housed in the former hospital building built by the Knights in the 15th century. Here you will find a collection of ceramics, sculptures, jewelry, and ancient inscriptions dating back to different eras, from the Bronze Age to the Roman period. You can visit the museum for $10.

Street of the Knights

Walking along the Street of the Knights is like being transported back to the Middle Ages. This street, which has been preserved since the 13th century, was home to the Knights Hospitaller, and each house belonged to a certain order. The street amazes with its monumentality and ascetic beauty: massive stone buildings, narrow window openings, and arched entrances take you back to the times when the knights patrolled this street. 

Practical Information and Tourist Tips

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If you arrive in Rhodes, your journey will begin at Diagoros International Airport (RHO), which is only 14 km from the city center. You can get to the historical center by bus, which runs every 20-30 minutes, and it costs about $3. You can also take a taxi, which will cost an average of $25. If you prefer rail transport, the nearest station is in the city center, which makes the trip even more convenient.

Rhodes: An Island You'll Want to Discover Again and Again

Rhodes is a place where everyone will find something for themselves: some will immerse themselves in the atmosphere of the Middle Ages, some - in ancient Greek mythology, and some will simply enjoy the beauty of nature and the coziness of small streets. To make your acquaintance with this city truly unforgettable, order a free tour in Rhodes, which will take you to the most important places and help you feel all the uniqueness of this island.